Network blind spots in focus as Netpoleon India onboards Garland Technology for Indian market

Netpoleon India, a leader in enterprise cybersecurity solutions and part of the global Netpoleon Group, has announced the onboarding of Garland Technology, a pioneer in network visibility solutions, into its India portfolio. This strategic alliance aims to enhance India’s cybersecurity infrastructure amid rising digital transformation demands.

Bridging Network Visibility Gaps

The collaboration brings Garland Technology’s industry-leading network packet brokers, network TAPs, hardware data diodes, and bypass switches to Indian enterprises. These tools are designed to enhance threat detection, optimize traffic monitoring, and ensure compliance with India’s evolving data sovereignty regulations.

“As India’s industries accelerate their digital journeys, invisible network vulnerabilities pose critical risks,” said Mohan Kumar TL, Director of Netpoleon India. “Garland Technology’s solutions empower organizations to eliminate blind spots, enabling real-time insights into encrypted and lateral traffic – a game-changer for sectors like fintech and smart manufacturing.”

Key Use Cases for Indian Enterprises

·         Securing IoT/OT ecosystems in automotive and pharmaceutical manufacturing

·         Streamlining traffic analysis for hybrid cloud deployments

·         Strengthening compliance with India’s DPDP Act through precise data monitoring

Garland Technology’s India Vision

Garland Technology’s entry into the Indian market via Netpoleon India underscores its commitment to the region’s cybersecurity growth potential. “India’s network complexity requires adaptive solutions,” said Michael Fisher, AVP - APJ, Garland Technology. “With Netpoleon’s regional expertise, we’re delivering battle-tested visibility tools that scale with India’s 5G and edge computing boom.”

This partnership will initially target:

·         Banking & Finance: Combating UPI fraud through deep packet inspection

·         Healthcare: Protecting patient data in telemedicine networks

·         Critical Infrastructure: Safeguarding smart city SCADA systems